Aired Wednesday, January 23, 1991 · 30 min
Jerry begins to date George's ex - girlfriend before he discovers how clingy she is. Meanwhile George refuses to pay a physical therapist, convinced he did nothing and Elaine has a run - in with a friend who has stopped saying "hello" to her.
No live reaction survived for this episode — the archive begins in June 1992.
Fans debate whether a comparison between a Seinfeld episode scene and a Bill Clinton campaign statement is apt, with disagreement about the relevance and quality of the analogy.
Fans discuss a potential double entendre in The Ex-Girlfriend where Marlene's Southern accent makes "I saw your act" sound like "I saw you erect"; opinions vary on whether it was intentional.
Fans note that Jerry's reference to The Blob in "The Ex-Girlfriend" is inaccurate since the Blob wasn't created or starved but came from a meteor.
Fans identify the actress and character name of the southern cashier girlfriend from The Ex-Girlfriend who dated George then Jerry.
Poster asks for the episode where Elaine complains about slow elevators in Jerry's building; respondent identifies it as S02E01 "The Ex-Girlfriend".
Poster announces full Seinfeld episodes available for download from alt.binaries.multimedia, noting The Ex-Girlfriend episode is currently up in ASF format playable with Media Player at ~85MB each.
Poster asks about the song George sings in The Ex-Girlfriend after Elaine says "nods to nothing"; responder identifies it as a parody of Tony Bennett's "Rags to Riches" with switched lyrics.
Fans identify the episode containing George's "Sonuva BANG, sonuva BOOM" breakup speech as "The Ex-Girlfriend" from season 2.
Viewers identify a book visible in The Ex-Girlfriend episode as "I'm Okay, You're Okay."